miDock for the Sirius Stiletto

If you’re looking for the perfect accessory for your Sirius Stiletto portable satellite radio, look no further. Today, Polk Audio released a new miDock especially designed for the Stiletto 10, Stiletto 100, and the Stiletto 2 that was just launched this week (though you can connect other mp3 players to the miDock using an [...]

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Stiletto 2 Official Specs, Pricing and Availability Announced

Remember the Stiletto 2? Well, Sirius finally came out with the specs and the official release date, for all you fans of satellite radio. The Stiletto 2 features recording of up to 100 hours, and incorporates a LOVE button that lets you store the song that you’re currently listening to. WiFi implementation is also [...]

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Dell Buys PMP Design Company Zing

On Tuesday, Dell announced that they had purchased mobile entertainment software provider Zing. There’s no news on what the terms of the deal are, but Zing is reported to have gotten an additional $13 million in funding early this year. Many speculate that the move was due to Dell’s intention to establish themselves as a [...]

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Sirius Announces Launch of Stiletto 2

Sirius is preparing for the launch of a new wearable product called the Stiletto 2 and a new Sportster SP5. President of Operations and Sales Jim Meyer says that more details will be released next month and that the Stiletto 2 might hit the market sometime this fall. No other word about its [...]

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SIRIUS Backseat TV to Take 1/5 of SIRIUS Bandwidth

Background: The much-anticipated satellite in-car (backseat for Americans) TV will be produced by automotive parts maker Delphi based in Michigan. Chrysler will be the first cars that will house the SIRIUS Backseat TV, which will feature Disney, Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network programming. Expect the Backseat TV to come optional in Jeep and Dodge vehicles by [...]

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Sirius’ and XM’s merger presentation revealed

Brace yourself: corporate speak ahead. We normally aren’t in for all this “cost synergies” and “roadmap” hogwash that all the suits seem to get so hot for, but when it comes to a merger of two cutthroat competitors like this, we couldn’t help but take a peek. Other than the technology improvements we mentioned, there [...]

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